hasan-22/event-listener

With this package, you can easily add and use event and listener to your project

v1.0.0 2023-02-13 19:37 UTC

MIT

• Hasan

• php
• event
• listener
• event-listener
• hasan

README

With this package, you can easily add and use event and listener to your project

   composer require hasan-22/event-listener

Usage:

You can create a class for the event and a class for the listener. Note that the Listener class must be implemented from the \EventListener\ListenerInterface interface

In this example, we think we have two event listener classes for login

Our classes name is LoginEvent and LoginListener

require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/autoload.php';
 
//With function listen we can add register our event and listener
\EventListener\Event::listen(LoginEvent::class, LoginListener::class);

// Now we can fire events anywhere in the project like this
\EventListener\Event::fire(new LoginEvent());

// If your event have constructor with parameters you can pass the parameters like this
// Be careful that your parameters must have public access
\EventListener\Event::fire(new LoginEvent('Armia','123456'));

If you don't want to create class for listener and event, we can create event and listener in this way

\EventListener\Event::listen('login',function(){
    echo 'user is login';
})
\EventListener\Event::fire('login');

// With parameter

\EventListener\Event::listen('login',function($username){
    echo "Hello $username";
})
\EventListener\Event::fire('login','Armia');

If you have multiple events and listeners, you can listen or fire them one after the other

\EventListener\Event::listen('event_one',function($name){
    echo "Hello $name";
})->listen(EventTwo::class, ListenerTwo::class)->listen('event_three', function(){});

// Fire events
\EventListener\Event::fire('event_one','Armia')->fire(new EventTwo())->fire('event_three');

If you want to delete the event, do so

\EventListener\Event::delete('event_name');